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Setting House Clocks after Power Outage
After confirming that S Barman's script actually consumed fewer processor cycles, I used Platypus to create an app package for the script, using a free (no fee or attribution required for any use) icon from http://www.iconfinder.com/. Basically this gives you a cute app you can run without firing up the terminal. Edited on May 03, '11 06:40:48AM by pub3abn
Setting House Clocks after Power Outage
When I run the app on a Mac Mini with Snow Leopard 10.6.7, it stops announcing the time after a few repetitions. Sometimes, the app stops after 20 sec (5 announcements) and sometimes after 30 sec (7 announcements).
Setting House Clocks after Power Outage
It did that to me once or twice while I was testing it, but I thought maybe it was a system glitch. I'm not sure why it would do that. I tried it again now, and it went on and on, so I am at a loss to explain why it would do that sometimes. I am also running 10.6.7. Perhaps there is something in the script that would cause it to hang under certain circumstances. |
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